All Main Attractions Within Walking Distance

:: The old city :: One of Chiang Mai's main district. Built over 700 years ago, the city was once an entirely walled square surrounded by the moat. The main gate to enter the old city is Thaphae Gate, within the old city there are many sites to see. The attractions are a large number of temples as Chiang Mai was and remains, an important center of Buddhism and many of those temples have a long and significant history. For many people the greatest joy of the old city is to be had strolling down the myriad of small lanes and sub sois and finding their treasures. There are a wealth of small shops selling traditional crafts and arts, as well as plenty of great places to eat and drink if you become weary and require a rest stop.

:: The walking streets :: Both saturday market at Wualai road and sunday market at Ratchadamnoen road are good places to buy souvenirs. The markets fully with varieties of locally made products, mulberry tree umbrella, silverware, lacquerware, woodcraft, pottery, necklace from hill tribes and much more.  There're weird shows along the streets.  Enjoy delicious Northern Thai foods and real fresh juices from the food stalls.

:: Night Bazaar street :: Every evening at Changklan road, Chiang Mai has a major market, selling a huge variety of goods to tourists, both foreign and Thai. For food lovers, experience a wide variety of delicious northern foods in biggest food plaza, Anusarn at Night Bazaar.

:: Sridonchai road :: One of main street of Chiang Mai which connects to Kampangdin road (that is famous food street, most food shops open in the evening) and famous Chiang Mai night bazaar. Sridonchai road has Pantip lifestyle hub, Big C supermarket, city book store Suriwong book center, digital nomads hub Bella Goose Cafe at the Hill, delicious Thai food Pakorn's Kitchen ; famous Japanese restaurants Jyubey ; Sushi Ichiban, Chinese style hotpot Chinda hotpot ,nice coffee shops Ma-Chill coffee ; Roastniyom coffee ; Trailer Coffee ; Art Farmer Cafe ; Cafe de L'Amour ; Savor Society, Japanese tea house Magokoro Teahouse, famous Chinese restaurant Jia Tong Heng and street foods in the evening.

:: Chang Moi street :: Chang Moi street is one of the oldest trading street of Chiang Mai, which originally sell unique handicraft products and wooden furnitures. Nowadays you can see the newest coffee shops, shabu shabu, cafes, restaurants and bars open along this street.